Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1887-10-20
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC.
An Interesting Summary of the
important Occurrences Of
the Week.
A Budget Of News Cleaned From the
Latest Dispatches From Far
and Near.
ADvIcEs BY TELEGRAM.

Charles H. Peet OF Algons, Iowa, has
been sentenced to eight years In the peniten-
tiary; Ernest Weinberg to four years and
Iiddien Weinberg to the reform rchool for
seven years AL wore charged with incest,
and plead guilty.
Thieves broke into the store and post
ofice Of Mcfarland & Son, Of Cedar Rapids,
Iowa, and stole $500 in stamps, drafts, money
and clothing.
The house, barn, hsystacks and outbuild-
ings Of Tom Hart, . farmer living two miles
north Of Humb,ldt Iowa, were totally dos
troyed by fire Loss, about %, 500; insurance,
q, 500. but 1t cannot be easily collected be-
cause the fire originated from defective fue
William J. McGarrigls, the Chicago
boodler, is livin, at Jordan Station, six miles
from St. Catharines, Ont He regards the
story Of his flight to Australia in company
with Carter Harrison as the best bit of humor
he has heard for long time He and his
family are boarding with fami named
Grow, and have apparently settled down to
stay.
Princess Maud and Princess Louise,
daughters Of the Prince Of Wales, who are
both suffering from au attack Of measles,
are progressing favorably towards recovery.
Gustav Robert Kirchaff, Of England, the
eminent natural scientist and discoverer OF
the spectroscope, is dead.
in the murder case OF Quinn Bohannon,
Of Neb aska, the United Statessupreme court
has ordered that unless Bohannon shall come
within the jurisdiction Of the lower court by
surrender or capture before the end OF thi,
term, the case be dropped from the docket
Judge Randolph Tucker, one of the coun-
sci for tho anarchis 8, had an interview with
Justice Harlan in reference 10 the Chicago
anarchists' case, and arranged with the latter
to meet the attorneys for the defendants in
reference to An application for writ Of error
in the case
Paris Special: spuler, present minister of
putlic instruction and worship, will succeed
Mazeau, who recently resigned, as minister
Of jnstice, and Falieres, now minister Of the
interior, will resume Spuier's portfolio Ri
card, member Of the deputies, will succeed
Fallierea
"A London special states that the dedica-
tion Of the memorial fountain, presented by
Mr.. George W. Chllds, of Philadelphia, to
the town Of stratford- Shake
speare's birthplace, passed off under the
brightest auspices. The weather was fine.
There was an immense crowd in attendance,
including many distinguished persons, and
,a, y r..
Cauley represented Mr.. Childs.
George Francis Train su ceeded 10 Great.
ing sensai.n at springfeli, Ill, at the
tomb Of Abraham Lincoln, wnere he, to-
gethor with Belva A. Lockwood and num-
Der Of other persons visited Train declared
unquaaaedly that the rem ,ins in the sarco.
phagus were not those Of L ncoln, but only
dummy or sham Afterwards Train cx-
plainea that ho had reason to believ, ,ha. at
the time OF the theft Of Lin oln's body, the
substitution was made, and that the whole af-
fair was preconcertsd by detectives in league
with unprincipled rhylocks, who paid the
thieves to go to the penitentiary, aud who
would sooner or later be hawking about the
remains Of Lnooln as an attraction for dime
museumR
"A London dir patch states that owing to
fros 8 and 3 lack Of rain there has been an
unfortunate lull in farmers de- livery, and val
ues are generally stationery. The sales Of
English wheat during the asst week were
66,Bl quarters, at 30 shillings, 3 pence,
against Sc, S4S quarters, at 20 shilling 7pelse
during the corresponding week last year.
Flour quiet and fairly steady. Oats more ac-
tive and values improved. Bans and peas
hrmer and occasionally dearer. Trade In
foreign wheat laboriouR